Veering is valid Scrabble Word

Is veering a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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7 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for VEERING in dictionary:

VERB:

change direction suddenly
suddenly change an opinion, subject, type of behaviour, etc.
(of the wind) change direction clockwise around the points of the compass
slacken or let out (a rope or cable) in a controlled way.

NOUN:

the act of veering
a sudden change of direction.
an offensive play using a modified T-formation with a split backfield, which allows the quarterback the option of passing to the fullback, pitching to a running back, or running with the ball.
the act of turning aside suddenly

ADJECTIVE:

changing direction
Shifting.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to change direction

Words related to VEERING

veer7 veered10 veeringly16 veers8

Words that contain VEERING

veerings12 laveering13 veeringly16

How to use VEERING in a sentence

I am glad to see JANUS veering about to the old quarter.
It took into the woods, veering sharply to the right.
When he reached the intersection where he normally turned toward home, he steered right and then impulsively left, veering back into the traffic going straight ahead.
About the middle of Lent, the wind veering at last to the east, ships arrived from England and Aquitaine, bearers of very ill news to the king.
Ah, the man has now stopped his southward journey, and is veering about uncertainly! He dips in the paddle only now and then.
In the evening the wind veering to East-South-East enabled us to steer to the southward and to get out of the influence of the current.
Instead of fleeing away from the main body they were veering around, so that, if the change of course continued, they would return to the neighbourhood from which they started.
It became evident that weighty elements of public opinion were veering around to the support of the treaty as the best arrangement attainable in the circumstances.
The bias of the court had been veering away from the prisoner for some time.
One night the wind, after veering all round the compass with vivid lightning and thunder, settled in the south-west and blew a perfect hurricane.

The skipper he stood beside the helm, His pipe was in his mouth, And he watched how the veering flaw did blow The smoke now west, now south.
The hounds were still veering somewhat to the left, and Burgo, jumping over a small fence into the same field with them, saw that there was a horseman ahead of him.
The lead herd was pointed to the east, and squads of men rode down and met the other two, veering them off on an angle to the right.
The veering coast pushed them out farther westward, far north of what the Spanish charts showed.
The horse, veering again and wheeling sharply, had hurled the wagon against a cage in which was confined a full-grown tiger.
It was the evening of the 31st before this gale blew over, after veering to the South-West.
The winds were as Captain King has described them, veering from South-South-East in the morning, to East in the evening, and blowing fresh towards the middle of the day.
Towards midnight it freshened, veering from South-West by South to West-South-West with some rather sharp rain squalls.
Veering precipitately from one extreme to the other, she now urged her Ministers to interfere by force of arms in support of Austria.
The wind, however, became unfavourable to him, veering to E.
On receiving the breeze, which came from the south-south-west, we stretched towards Cape Agulhas, veering ship at eleven at night, on coming into 50 fathoms.
Between these projections there was a wide space where no land was visible, and for which we accordingly steered on the wind veering more to the northward.
He tried veering to the left a bit, but imagined that the plane behind him on the left drew nearer.
Some of the newspapers had changed by almost imperceptible degrees, were veering toward the cause of the defense.
As we would barely have time to cross that day, the herd was at once started, veering for the mouth of the Arroyo Colorado.
Issuing orders to cover the situation, he called off half the men, first veering the herd to the nearest water, and rode to overtake his wagon and saddle horses.
Clearer thinking showed us that it was the ship which was veering round, and not the shore.
Some one dashed out of a shop and threw his arms up in front of the horse to stop it, but, veering to one side, it only plunged on the faster.
A gull frightened into a slight veering off turns to the spot where Dorothy has disappeared.
At sun-set, the wind veering round to the south, we tacked and stood off, it not being safe to approach the shore in the dark.
Towards noon on the 14th, the wind veering to the south, increased to a very strong gale, and blew in heavy squalls attended with snow.
The water swirled madly through this opening, and veering off a huge rock which lay directly in front of the gap turned sharply westward.

Similar words containing VEER without suffix ing

veer7 veers8 veery11 laveer9 veered10 laveers10 veeries10 laveered12 veerings12 laveering13 veeringly16 glendoveer15 glendoveers16

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